Age is just a number in life, it has been proved by a grandmother from Haryana. At the age of 105, he has set a record in the 100 meters race.
Life flies with courage, courage, and vigor, no matter what your age, and this 105-year-old Rambai has proved it. A new record has been set in the 100 meters race at the National Open Masters Athletics Championships organized by the Athletics Federation of India in Vadodara on Sunday, 19 June. Even his age-rising century didn’t stop him from achieving this feat.
Man Kaur broke the record and became the champion
Rambai, 105, was the lone participant in the race that took place in Vadodara on Sunday, as there were no contestants above the age of 85. So she ran alone in Vadodara. Seeing his passion at this age, people encouraged him a lot. Born on January 1, 1917, Rambai set a record by completing a distance of 100 meters in 45.40 seconds. Mankaur previously held this record after finishing the race in 74 seconds. As soon as she finished the race and passed Mankaur, she became famous for taking home the gold medal at such a young age. Only after this, there was a crowd of people who took selfies and photographs with him.
Never got a chance
When asked why she did not participate in the race in her youth, she said that I was ready, but I did not get any chance. After winning the race she said it was a great feeling and I want to run again. The flight of this flying angel of the race has not stopped, his next goal is to participate in international tournaments. For this, we are planning to make passports.
Vijay Churma – Yogurt Mantra
Rambai laughed after winning the race and said, “I eat churma, curd, and milk and this is my victory mantra.” According to her granddaughter Sharmila, her maternal grandmother is a true vegetarian who consumes 500 grams of curd and 250 grams of ghee each day. She also consumes 500 ml of pure milk twice daily. The millet bread he enjoys.
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granny’s granddaughter is also happy
Nani’s granddaughter Sharmila Sangwan has also won a medal in Vadodara and is proud of her grandmother’s achievement. She told me that before reaching Vadodara, she had brought Nani to Delhi after the RT-PCR test on June 13, and now we are returning home. She told that she would go to Charkhi Dadri village, about 150 km from Delhi, to drop off her grandmother.
Sharmila claims that her family is a sports-loving bunch. Some of his family members serving in the army have participated in several national-level competitions including the Masters Athletic Meet. He told that Nani took part in a running competition in Varanasi for the first time in November last year. After that, you took part in the championships in Kerala, Karnataka, and Maharashtra. Sharmila says that her grandmother has won more than a dozen medals.
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